Thursday, June 29, 2006
Tuesday, June 27, 2006
Monday, June 26, 2006
Scout Law:
A Scout is trustworthy
A Scout is loyal to his people, his country and his language
A Scout is a useful member of society, loves work and helps others
A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout
A Scout is courteous and polite
A Scout loves nature and protects it
A Scout is obedient
A Scout never gives up
A Scout is thrifty
A Scout is pure in his speech and deeds
A group of kids performed at my daughter's camp last week and all she remembered about their name was 'Scouts.' I asked, "What color outfits did they wear? Did they refer to them as girl scouts? Was it boys and girls." The details were not retained, only the impact that it was awesome.
The next day I met a man packing my groceries named Murray. He wore a beautiful Star of David pendant around his neck and I commented on its beauty while he took my groceries out. He made a joke about the size and looked me in the eye for my reaction. "Are you jewish? he asks. "There is a group called the Israel Scouts performing 2:00pm Sunday at Temple Sinai, they are fantastic!" Oh, that's who she was talking about...
Cut to today. "Oh no, I need a pen, I need to fill this section before I make a copy" "No, I need the top carbon to write in the number." "I didn't bring the top carbon, f*ck! "Oh there it is, YEAH!!" "I need a pen." Looks over by the Lotto board. "I can use a pencil, a pencil would work." No pencils, I turn around to see if there is a kind face I can ask to borrow their pen. "Hi Murray, do you happen to have a pen?" Pulls one from his pocket.
A Scout is loyal to his people, his country and his language
A Scout is a useful member of society, loves work and helps others
A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout
A Scout is courteous and polite
A Scout loves nature and protects it
A Scout is obedient
A Scout never gives up
A Scout is thrifty
A Scout is pure in his speech and deeds
A group of kids performed at my daughter's camp last week and all she remembered about their name was 'Scouts.' I asked, "What color outfits did they wear? Did they refer to them as girl scouts? Was it boys and girls." The details were not retained, only the impact that it was awesome.
The next day I met a man packing my groceries named Murray. He wore a beautiful Star of David pendant around his neck and I commented on its beauty while he took my groceries out. He made a joke about the size and looked me in the eye for my reaction. "Are you jewish? he asks. "There is a group called the Israel Scouts performing 2:00pm Sunday at Temple Sinai, they are fantastic!" Oh, that's who she was talking about...
Cut to today. "Oh no, I need a pen, I need to fill this section before I make a copy" "No, I need the top carbon to write in the number." "I didn't bring the top carbon, f*ck! "Oh there it is, YEAH!!" "I need a pen." Looks over by the Lotto board. "I can use a pencil, a pencil would work." No pencils, I turn around to see if there is a kind face I can ask to borrow their pen. "Hi Murray, do you happen to have a pen?" Pulls one from his pocket.
Wednesday, June 21, 2006
Monday, June 19, 2006
Supine Diamond Pose or Paryankasana.
This asana stretches the abdominal organs and the pelvic region. People whose legs ache will get relief from holding this pose for 10 to 15 minutes and it is recommended to athletes and all who have to walk or stand about for long hours.
Sunday, June 18, 2006
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